Academic News
Citing her as “one of the world’s experts on contemporary Austrian literature and film,” the University of Calgary hosted Margarete Lamb-Faffelberger,…
Lafayette’s three-student team in the 2004-05 William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition, described by Time magazine as “the world’s toughest math…
Thirty-nine Lafayette students have earned the distinction of being invited to make presentations on their scholarly research at the 19th annual National…
Joshua Sanborn, associate professor of history, will appear on History Channel International’s “Global View” program 10 p.m. Thursday. Sanborn provides…
Ruth Gelber ’05 (Hinesburg, Vt.) and Victoria Picone ’05 (Bethlehem, Pa.) were given the opportunity to see how their aspirations to work in the field…
William Bissell, assistant professor of anthropology and sociology at Lafayette, has received a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities…
Daniel Haddad ’06 (Colorado Springs, Colo.) has always been interested in behavior and how it can be manipulated and influenced by chemical agents. This…
The civil engineering and chemistry departments hosted an American Water Works Association webcast last month about the presence of the contaminant perchlorate…
In the early days of the College, the “secret” Washington and Franklin literary societies provided a forum for debate, discussion, and social engagement…
After taking second place in Pennsylvania’s annual championship tournament two weeks ago, the Forensics Society sent three students to the 23rd Novice…